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Interested in a fun new experience with friends?
Looking for a unique farmhouse gift or wall decor for your home?
Have you been wanting to learn how to paint your own barn quilt?

By Christine @ Muletown Designs:

Here’s your opportunity to create your very own barn quilt for your home! I’ll show you the techniques used and walk you through the step-by-step process of painting a barn quilt in your own pattern and colors. All supplies are included – just bring yourself and some old clothes or an apron.

Class will be 11-29-19 (Black Friday) starting at 10am and lasting until 4pm. Bring your own lunch or walk across the parking lot to Hawg Wild BBQ for a quick bite. Just in time for Christmas, create that AMAZING one of a kind gift that your loved one will never forget.

All materials are provided for this 6 hour hands-on workshop. $85 per person

Why barn quilts?

My husband and I have a dream that one day we’ll purchase 100 acres out in the country, settle down and live off the land with a barn full of horses (okay, that’s my part of the dream). So when our cousin invited us out to her farm in TN we jumped at the chance to see and experience the countryside. As expected, we fell head over heels in love with the small town atmosphere and could easily see ourselves taking walks into the town square for dinner and shopping, listening to bluegrass music while we picnic on a blanket, or even spending an entire day rocking on the front porch with a cold glass of sweet tea and a good book.

My cousin, it turns out, was hiding this beautiful secret in her upstairs studio and once I took a peek I was hooked. What she had laying out was this colorful geometric piece of art that I can only describe as the perfect balance of left-brain clean lines and right-brain creativity and color. I vowed at that moment I would come home and create my very own. Seeing her work hung on several local barns only furthered my fascination with this obscure work of art.

As soon as we made it back to our suburban lifestyle (crying all the way) I took off to the hardware store, cleared off a table and got to work. It was beautiful and messy at the same time. But I enjoyed the process so much that I vowed to continue creating – so much so that my husband asked me what I planned to do with my amassing collection of painted barn quilts. This is when my Etsy shop was created.

Today, the process of painting barn quilts is almost a creative meditation so each order is celebrated and given the utmost of care and attention.

Let’s get creative!